RE:RE:Coppers Longest Losing Streak Since 1998 on China ConcernCopper prices are based more on supply and demand. Global production of copper will outstrip use by 167,000 metric tons this year. There seems to be a glut of copper on the market currently. Nevsun just recently begun full-scale copper production and MIN is seeking funding for their copper project in Arizona. If anything printing more money to stimulate growth would increase the demand for copper. The United States FED continues to taper down their QE spending. "Copper dropped 4 percent this month after rising in the last two quarters of 2013, as signs of slowing economic expansion in China rekindle demand concerns. Global production will outstrip use by 167,000 metric tons this year."